Baseball Scores Roundup Shows Wide Action Across Leagues
A dense recap of multiple games across the major leagues including Boston 4 Minnesota 2 and New York 7 Cleveland 96, with results from Detroit, St Louis, Houston, San Francisco, and more. The report lists standings, player stats, and notable performances across American and National Leagues, plus Pacific Coast and International League results.
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Boston
Minnesote
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Os Angeles
Pittsburoh
Nifadeiania
Houston Coat
St Louis
Francisco
Ind
Ortegs
Buffao
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Richmond
Columbus
Atlanta
Jacksonville
San Diego
Portland
Oklahoma City
Denver
Arkansas
Tacoma
Lake City
Dallas
Indianapolis
Spokane
Snetting
Hawaii
Sprinafield
Chareston
Reading
York
Williamsport
Elmira
Charieston
Knoxville
Macon
Chattanooga
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Fregosi
Monard
Freehan
Allison
Rollins
Aparicio
Bressoud
Howser
Gentile
Kansas City
Wagner
Stuart
Cash
Colavito
Killebrew
Brandt
Robinson
Richardson
Mathews
Me Auture
Green
Fregos
Versailles
Hall
Skowron
Weis
Davalillo
Versalles
Bunker
Pizarro
Est
Ford
Miller
Kralick
Radatz
Wickersham
Ford New York
Penn
Pascual
Williams
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Torre
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Alien
San Franlcisco
Howard
Flood
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Great
Santo
Callison
Philadelphia
Allen
Wills
Harper
W. Davis
Aaron
Marichal
Farrell
Houston
Bruce
Gibson
Lemaster
Koufax
Maloney
Drysdale
Bunning
Philadelpnia
Mirage
Altimore
San Minnesota
Wanshington
National League
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Menten
Causey Homer Downs Yanks For Athletics
In a May surge the Chicago White Sox take first place with 5-3 and 8-3 defeats of Detroit. Ward returns from injury as new players Tom McCraw Al Weis and Don Buford lift the lineup. Buford homers with Hansen driving in two runs while Messina and Wilhelm hold Detroit. Orioles Angels Royals and Indians post other AL results as Giants Cubs Phillies Dodgers and Reds win in the NL. Barber earns a win for Baltimore as Belinsky loses for the Angels.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Detroit
Lopez
Nellie Fox
Houston
Pete Ward
Ward
Tom McCraw
al Weis
Don Buford
Chicago
Orioles
Angels
Don Messi
Hoyt Wilhelm
Frank Kreutzer
Wilhelm
Gary Peters
Ron Hansen
West Monroe Dixie Youth League Schedule and Standings
North league teams like Pet La Power and Light and Bancroft compete at northside park with Wa tchita National Bank Heard Of and Firestone. Weekly games list dates times and venues across four leagues at northside and southside parks, including rainout notes and matchups such as American Oil versus Barker's Rentals and Monroe Building and Loan versus W Monroe Trucking.
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Power & Light
Bancrof
Firestone
Wachita Nat’! Bank
Nat'l Bank
Colbert's
Heard & Sons
Monroe
W. Monroe Trucking
Foremost Dairies
Barker's Rentalls
Green Bros. Dairy
McLemore’s
Aitate
KUZN
Monroe Building & Loan
Ouachita Nat'l Bank
Heard Ors
McLlemore’s
Central Bank
Pulp and Paper
Monroe Sand & Gravel
Quachita Nat Bank
Green Arcs
Dairy
Heard Ol
Shell Ol
Green Brow Dairy
Melemore’s
American Oil
Texaco
Barker's
Bancroft
First National Bank
Northside Park
Manda
Colbert
Green Bros
Central
American Qil
Monroe Building and Loan
W. Monroe Tavesing
Heard and Sons
Monroe Bidge & Loan
Shell Oil
People’s Loan
Heard Oil Co
Southside Park
Ferreira and Kawakami Outpoint Opponents in Tokyo and Ravenna
In Ravenna Antonio Ferreira of Brazil defeated Caremlo Coscia of Italy by outpointing him over 8 rounds. In Tokyo Sigemasa Kawakami of Japan outpointed Lee Kyo-San of Korea in 15 rounds.
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Associated Press
Ravenna
Italy
Antonio Ferreira
Brazil
Caremlo Coscia
Tokyo
Sigemasa Kawakami
Japan
Lee Kyo-San
Korea
Jersey Derby Highlight at Garden State Park
In Cherry Hill New Jersey Roman Brother captured the Jersey Derby by three lengths over Mr. Brick at Garden State Park, the field finishing with strong pace and surprising payoff. Olden Times at Aqueduct upset in the Metropolitan Handicap with a $21.40 payout, while Count Charles won the Will Rogers Stake at Hollywood Park and Rambler 11 claimed the Round Table Handicap at Arlington Park. Rocky Thumb and Red Dog took Delaware Park’s Brandywine Turf Handicap split divisions, Lewisburg prevailed at Suffolk Downs, Mountain Road won the Memorial Day Purse at Lincoln Downs by six lengths, and Su Mac Lad boosted his harness money at Yonkers.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
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Garden State Park
Mr._ Brick
New York
Olden Times
Aqueduct
Inglewood
Calif
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Will Rogers
Hollywood Park
Chicago
Rambler
Arlington Park
Stanton
Del
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Boston
Lewisburg
Suffolk Downs
Lincoln
R.I
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Lincoln Downs
Yonkers
N.Y
Su Mac Lad
Monroe Dixie Seniors Today Games at Legion Memorial Stadium
Monroe Dixie Seniors schedule two games at Legion Memorial Stadium with Lum ber vs Haddad s at 5 15 p m and People s Home stead against Epinette Crowe at 7 p m plus a $750 049 total payoff from the dolomite trot at Yonkers Raceway.
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Legion Memorial Stadium
Hill Lumber
Haddad’s
People's Homestead
Epinette Crowe
Yonkers Raceway
Indianapolis
Eddie Sachs
Dave MacDonald
A. J. Foyt, Jr
Lifting Averages: Causey Uses Two Bats For A's Win
Kansas City AP Wayne Causey uses a light bat vs lefties and a heavier one vs righties. He homered to lift the Oakland A's to a 2-1 series victory over the Yankees, moving them from last place. Causey has eight hits in 16 trips, seven RBIs in four games, and notes the bat switch helped him move around quicker on left-handed pitchers. He recalls homers against Gary Peters and Lee Stange, and says he never aims to hit homers, just competes.
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Jim van Balkenburg
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Rrows
Wilks Vanleana
Ingw Luik Laiicerte
A’s
Yanks
Causey
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Lee) Stange
Charles O. Finley
Little League Schedule Plays Across Local Fields
Lions Field Monroe Glass faced Dis count Center at 7 p.m. Bendel Stadium hosted KLIC versus North Monroe Lions at 7 p.m. R and A Jewelry met Steele Motors at 5 15. Van Trow Olds played Texaco at 7 p.m. Campbell Field hosted High 12 against Piggly Wiggly at 5 15. Eastgate Merchants met Louisiana Machinery at 7 p.m.
Causey Emerging Star At Shortstop For A's
The middle by Hal Reniff notes that third baseman Sal Bando? Actually, it states Causey, the Athletics’ 27 year old, uses his right bat for a game opening single off Yankee starter Al Downing. His .288 average leads the club in hits and walks. Lopat cites his rise from utility infielder to league top shortstop and predicts a possible .300 season.
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Wayne Causey
The
A’s
Hal Reniff
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
John O'Donoghue
Felix Mantilla
Lee Stange
Frank Malzone
Boston
Stange
Dick Radatz
Zoilo Versalles
Lenny Green
Earl Wilson
Mike Brumley
Cleveland
Washington
Woody Held
Leon Wagner
Gary Bell
New York
al Downing
Yankee
Causey
All-State baseball honor goes to Davis of Destrehan star
David Davis of Destrehan earned 1964 class A state player of the year honors after leading Destrehan to the title. Five teammates including his brother Ted Davis joined him on the 1964 class A all-state team chosen by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Fernandez of Destrehan named coach of the year. The all-state lineup features Davis as pitcher along with Jerrell Gates, Aubrey Quimby, Larry Barber, Corby Acosta and Gary LeBlanc. position players include Ronnie Nolan, Al Babin, John Wade, Ted Davis, Keith LeBlanc, Willie Reese, W. J. St. Pierre, Johnny Long, Alden Chauvin, Joe Albritton, Robert Kuhn and Jimmy Prados.
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David Davis
Destrehan
Davis
Ted Davis
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Tommy Fernan
Dez
Fernandez
Ronnie Nolan
Farmerville
al Babin
Jerrell Gates
Aubrey Quimby
Rayville
Larry Barber
Franklinton
Corby Acosta
Burns
Gary LeBlanc
St. Francis
Houma
John Wade
Baton Rouge University High
Keith LeBlanc
Willie Reese
W. J. St. Pierre
Johnny Long
Alden Chauvin
Joe Albritton
Robert Kuhn
Jimmy Prados
Opelousas
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Don Stahl Leads Arcadia Past Ruston 5 1 in North Central League
Arcadia wins 5 to 1 over Ruston as Don Stahl hurls a three hitter and goes 2 for 4. Tom Smith also drives in three on a homer. The victory ties Arcadia and Ruston for first at 4-1, with next weekend’s schedule listing Simsboro Danville Quitman and Downsville Arcadia.
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Arcadia
Don Stahl
Ruston
Tom Smith
Simsboro
Danville
Quitman
Downsville
Larson Wins 30-Lap U.S. Auto Club Sprint Feature
Jud Larson of Tampa won the 30 lap U S Auto Club sprint car race in New Bremen Ohio driving a car owned by A J Foyt. Mario Andretti of Nazareth Pa finished second and Don Branson, who raced in the Indy 500, took third place.
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New Bremen
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